
Less Is More in Elementary School
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You'll learn how to...
integrate the curriculum so that you can take time to slow down and explore topics in depth;
help students become critical readers, problem solvers, collaborators, and communicators;
make students more engaged, reflective, and self-regulating;
get the most out of assessment during this era of high-stakes testing;
maintain high expectations for all students but modify instruction to ensure all students progress;
communicate more effectively with families to build trust during a time of change and high-stakes assessments; and
overcome obstacles, such as the emphasis on testing, the need for more technology, and finding teacher collaboration time.
Each chapter is filled with practical strategies that you can implement immediately, as well as suggested resources for learning more about a particular topic.
Reviews / Votes
"There is a growing need for a book like this one as teachers and administrators search for concrete information, research, and ideas on how to meet the Common Core learning standards in their states in a comprehensive, thoughtful manner. The authors' thoughts, ideas, writings, and clear examples will help educators to move forward in a sound, effective, and inspiring fashion."--Gregory J. Bartlett, Assistant Superintendent, Brunswick School Department, Brunswick, Maine
"Less Is More is just what a stressed out teacher needs to bring clarity to the task of creating a cohesive instructional plan to meet the demands of any educational system. The authors have targeted proven research strategies and clearly outline how these strategies can create efficiencies that support deeper learning."
--Teresa Tulipana, Principal of Renner Elementary School, Missouri
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Persons
Michelle H. Abrego is an associate professor at the University of Texas at Brownsville in the educational leadership program where she prepares principals and superintendents.
John A. Sutterby is an associate professor at the University of Texas at San Antonio in the area of early childhood education.
Content
Meet the Authors
Chapter 1: Less Is More
Chapter 2: Cutting, Combining, and Slowing Down
Chapter 3: Critical Readers and Researchers
Chapter 4: Problem Solvers and Decision Makers
Chapter 5: Effective Communicators
Chapter 6: Engaged Learners
Chapter 7: Collaborators
Chapter 8: Getting the Most Out of Assessment
Chapter 9: Differentiation
Chapter 10: Supporting Teachers Doing Less
Chapter 11: Families, Communities, and Schools Working Together
Chapter 12: Overcoming Obstacles
Chapter 13: Ten Keys to Less Is More
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